In a dark scene from The Wolf of Wall Street, the character played by Leonardo DiCaprio totally wrecks his car and the neighbourhood while driving home in a drug-induced haze. The drug in question, methaqualone, may now have reached Delhi University, police said. Officers said initial test results of a substance seized by the police, and interrogation of its alleged buyers, indicates the drug is methaqualone, also known as quaaludes or ludes - originally synthesised as a sedative but widely abused in the 1970s as a party drug when mixed with alcohol. Police on Wednesday said it had seized 122 grams of the substance during the arrest of an African national, who was being tracked as part of operations to curb supply of drugs, DCP (north) Madhur Verma said. The revelation has had the cops worried as it indicates the entry of another new drug in the capital. The previous rage was Meow Meow, which had found its way into the city in 2015.

"John also supplied Meow Meow, cocaine and LSD through courier parcels, hiding these items in food supplements such as Mass Tech, Creative Fuel etc. This way, they were able to dodge security at the airport. Police have seized boxes of these food supplements from the accused. A team led by inspector Shaildra Tomar is leading the probe," DCP Verma added.

Femi came to India in 2011 and lost his passport here, he claims. Initially, he traded in wigs and hair used in women's parlours. Thereafter, he plunged into drugs supply in Delhi and became an illegal resident. Femi has disclosed that he and his gang-members sold the drug to new users as "coke shots".